Can an AT&T SIM card be used in a T-Mobile cell phone?

by Steve Rhodes

My friend busted her Blackberry and needs to use my phone for the rest of the week until her sister gets a new one so she can have her ancient one. But my phone is a T-Mobile phone. Can my friend still use the SIM with my cell?

Answer by spiderear
If your T-Mobile phone is unlocked for additional type of SIM, it should work for making a call. If it’s locked, you can call T-Mobile to help you get the SIM unlocked code. If T-Mobile can’t help you because of the model of the phone you have, then you might have to call the manufacturer.

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Two cellphone towers in Lansing’s (MI) southwest side


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The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the need advancing technology in its neigh

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side locality of Averill Woods.

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side locality of Averill Woods.

As T-Mobile sues the

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side locality of Averill Woods.

As T-Mobile sues the

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side locality of Averill Woods.

As T-Mobile sues the

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side locality of Averill Woods.

As T-Mobile sues the

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side locality of Averill Woods.

As T-Mobile sues the

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side locality of Averill Woods.

As T-Mobile sues Lansing in U.S. Constituency Court in Grand Rapids to

The city of Lansing (MI) is working hard to balance the needs of advancing technology in its neighborhoods with the need to preserve their residential character.

Cell service provider T-Mobile kicked up this discussion by asking for a special use permit to build a 120-foot cell tower in the southwest side locality of Averill Woods.

As T-Mobile sues Lansing in U.S. Constituency Court in Grand Rapids to build the cell tower, neighbors next to the tower are helping to develop an ordinance to make the two sets of needs compatible.

I have a t-mobile cell phone that uses a sim-card but i want to stay on my t-mobile contract without buying a verizon one..

Answer by prplfae
No they don’t

Answer by MeganxJordan
they do use sim cards i don’t know what your asking up your sleeve from the bold

Answer by azprincess
no they dont. i have verizon

Answer by Rigo
No, Verizon uses CDMA technology, which does not use SIMs.

The only additional major national provider in the US that uses GSM is AT&T.

Answer by Like!!
Nope….

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